Singaporean injured after tour bus overturns in Malaysia

Photographs taken at the scene by the Jasin district police show a bus lying on its side on a grass patch next to the road.

In the photos, the logo of bus company Cityline can be seen on both the front and back of the vehicle. A Singapore phone number is listed under the logo on the back.

The driver was not injured, and neither were the other eight passengers, said Lee.

According to The Vibes, the tour guide injured his leg, while the other two female victims sustained head injuries.

They were all taken to Jasin Hospital for treatment.

Malaysia-based Singaporean actor Aaron Aziz posted a video on Facebook at 4.46am that morning, with a note saying that his cousin had been on the bus.

The video shows still images of a bus lying on its side. In one photo, people can be seen sitting on the grass near the vehicle, while another shows the bus with an open hatch on the top of it facing the road.

The Cityline logo is visible in one of the images.

The reel also shows a clip of the interior of the bus after it overturned. A man in a T-shirt and shorts is seen climbing out of the open hatch towards the road. Several cars can be seen passing by in the background.

The Straits Times has reached out to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cityline for comment.